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The stigma or turning orange from stand-up booth tanning (an example many are familiar with is Mystic Tan) has rolled over in peoples minds when they think of airbrush tanning. Because of this stigma or prior bad experiences, this is the first question we receive many times when we get a new client who has never been airbrush tanned before. To start I need to point out something that many people do not know. If your airbrush tanning technician does not understand their solution they are spraying on you, it can turn you orange, come out spotty, smell, and turn you into a walking streaked tan. Having very well made solution makes a difference between a bad color airbrush tan and a great color airbrush tan. The tanning technician will from there make you look good or mess you up completely. Tanning Booth Mishaps Let us just say that BOOTH TANNING IS NOT THE SAME AS AIRBRUSH TANNING. While they are both UV free, booth tanning is performed by a machine. It is automated tanning that cannot be customized for each individual. The only options are “bronzer” or “clear” solution. The bottoms of your feet 99% of the time are not protected from the solution staining your feet dark. Not to mention, that if the salon clerk isn't cleaning it every time, you will walk into a puddle of solution. Nice! Same thing goes for your hands. The blast of air is a bit harsh, therefore causing a lot of overspray and wasted solution. Hence the solution puddles. The force of air also causes too much solution build up in some areas of the skin, so you then need to blot off with a towel. Example: chest, armpits, wrist, ankles, neck and face. This causes more unevenness in the skin. If you have large pores, the booth tanning solution will settle in them, making it look like you have a lot of back heads. Even with the greatest of care in the machine, you cannot get all the body parts evenly. Using a sunless booth, you will see more missed and improperly applied areas on the skin. Here is an example of an uneven tan:
BOOTH TANNING AND OLD SOLUTION HAS A LONG HISTORY OF BEING KNOWN TO TURN YOU ORANGE AND UNEVEN. Airbrush tanning is applied by an airbrush technician. Because the technician can see where the solution is being applied, the tan comes out very even, streak free and orange free! There is no need to blot off with a towel. The amount of solution being sprayed can be adjusted as needed based on the client’s needs and desired color. If you have dry spots or oily areas, the technician will see this. Solution can be applied appropriately and adjusted as necessary in these types of areas. Since the amount of coverage can be adjusted and customized, your hands and feet will not be dark or turn orange. If you have large pores, the airbrush tan will not settle in them looking like black heads. Again, EO Tan™ will give you an even, consistent and natural looking tan. View before and after pictures for proof. Airbrush tanning provides precision, responsibility and separation. Coverage with an airbrush application is more precise because the technician is carefully applying the solution. With the airbrush application, the technician is fully responsible for how the solution is applied. With the sunless booth, the customer watches a short video on what they need to do while in the booth and if the customer does something incorrectly while being sprayed in the booth, they’re responsible. Separate areas of your body can be individually sprayed using the airbrush system. If you only want your face sprayed once, we can spray just your face once. EO TAN AIRBRUSH TANNING LEAVES YOU BRONZED, AND GLOWING, NOT ORANGE, YELLOW OR GREEN ARMPITS. |
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